new to the sight
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bluejays wrote:
anyway, ya what do you drive? what brings you to the fargostreet site? age? something? oh and welcomeedit: sry missed the mr. my bad.
well i know this person drives a VR4, and he came to the site because i told him it would be helpful in finding parts for his ride.
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Hey all its ashley again. Yeah, I drive a 97 3000gt vr4. Not to much done with it, nology wires, T.C.C. blowoff, hyperchip, thermal cat-back exhaust, 18" enkie's, dunlop rubber. Stereo removed, along with air conditioning pump. My job is sitting at home on the internet. Im 25 going on 26 on the 20th. Im getting married the same day. At least I wont ever forget my anniversary!! I used to live in grand forks but now im just outside of Rochester, MN. Hopefully this will be a little more informant for ya. Sorry about the other thread, I was super tired and just wanted to get a thread in before I crashed.
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Bought the car with the chip installed. The rest I did.
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out there wrote:
if you plan to upgrade and make REAL power, i would get rid of the chip because it will probably hurt your engine a lot more than it will improve its performance
in fact, there is a dude on here with a 3s, you should bug him about what he has doneIs he on now? -
Welcome Ashley....if you have any pics throw em up.
Welcome to the street.
R.I.P 1QK_PNY:icon_salut:
Current Ride-1983 Mustang GT T-top. 03 GSXR 750.
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Welcome to the site Ashley!!
And I like your name.
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out there wrote:
is there any other way to be?
i've got to out-rhetoric everyone as often as possible... you know, to keep my verbal skills well honedYou seem to be quite the desolate angel, but one that should be lionized. You seem to be very noetic though..... Nice to meet you. -
oooh... "look at me, i can use a dictionary and still sound like a fool."
using obscure words doesn't make you look/sound intelligent... especially when you have to consult a dictionary to see what they mean and how to use them. it's real intellectual ability that comes from reading stuff like goethe, john milton and college textbooks for fun - failing that, one acquires knowledge from lots of experience (ie nick, troy, kevin, etc). perhaps you just have hobbies that are quite knowledge intensive (jim with his web-design). perhaps a combination of the aforementioned items will suffice to wrinkle your brain.
do some learning and come back later when you think you can hold your own without hiding behind webster -
out there wrote:
oooh... "look at me, i can use a dictionary and still sound like a fool."
using obscure words doesn't make you look/sound intelligent... especially when you have to consult a dictionary to see what they mean and how to use them. it's real intellectual ability that comes from reading stuff like goethe, john milton and college textbooks for fun - failing that, one acquires knowledge from lots of experience (ie nick, troy, kevin, etc). perhaps you just have hobbies that are quite knowledge intensive (jim with his web-design). perhaps a combination of the aforementioned items will suffice to wrinkle your brain.
do some learning and come back later when you think you can hold your own without hiding behind websterFirst of all, it isnt Webster, its oxford, :mad: and second of all,.... You win
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